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Dr. Uchechi Wosu + Sherry Thompson Address Vaccine Hesitancy in Black Community

  Special Health IQ guests Dr. Uchechi Wosu and Sherry Thompson Address Vaccine Hesitancy in the Black Community. For more information please visit: GetVaccineAnswers.com and BlackCommunityVaccineToolkit.org. Sherry Thompson is god-fearing, engineer turned marketer, who now lives more on purpose everyday by working in her purpose zone – helping to transform the lives of women in the area of health and wellness. Sherry joined WW (the new Weight Watchers) in May 2018 as the Senior Vice President of the U.S. Marketing team, where she was responsible for advertising, social media, public relations, brand influencers, CRM, and promotions. Sherry recently moved into a new role to lead the company’s strategy in expanding into more diverse communities and to help develop the experience / activations business. WW is committed to inspiring healthy habits for real life – for people, families, and communities around the world and this definitely includes the African American community

Sydney's water supply at risk of over-extraction: NRC

Sydney’s water supply at risk of over-extraction We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size 32,500 sq kilometres - area covered by the Greater Metropolitan water sharing plan 3.4 million people supplied by Warragamba Dam 250 megalitres of water supplied by the desalination plant at Kurnell Advertisement Sydney’s stretched water reserves are at risk of over-extraction because it is not known how much water is in the system and how much it is sustainable to take out. The Natural Resources Commission’s first review of the Greater Metropolitan Water Sharing Plan found it was incapable of managing what was arguably one of the most important water systems in the country without taking into account the overall water balance.

Sydney's water supply at risk of over-extraction: NRC

Photos: New Costa Rica passenger trains enter service

Costa Rica ready to debut new passenger trains

Residents of the Greater Metropolitan Area will soon notice a new addition to Costa Rica’s public-transportation sector. The Costa Rican Railway Institute (INCOFER) is ready to introduce the eight self-propelled diesel train carriages that it received in recent months. “After a three-month process of training for driving personnel and testing the 8 new train units acquired from the company CRRC Quingdao Sifang Co, the equipment is ready for the start of gradual operation with passengers,” INCOFER said in a statement. Each of the trains has a length of 38 m and a capacity for 372 passengers, double the capacity of the current railroad cars. On-board amenities include air conditioning, preferential seating for people with mobility issues, and wheelchair spaces.